News bulletin 2022/01/19 22:00

The Guardian
Disrupting a Conservative dinner will not help asylum seekers
Disrupting a Conservative dinner will not help asylum seekers. White, often middle class, activists are applauded for media stunts while migrant voices go unheard, writes Katya Sharifi-Nia
a day ago
The Independent
‘Doctor Strange 2’ keeps hold on top spot in 2nd weekend
“Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” stayed on top of the box office charts in its second weekend in theaters
a day ago
The Independent
Boris Johnson sees ‘landing zone’ in Northern Ireland row with EU, says No 10
London seeks to calm tensions as PM visits Belfast for talks with parties
7 hours ago
The Independent
New York governor: Buffalo shooting was 'act of terrorism'
New York governor: Buffalo shooting was 'act of terrorism'
a day ago
Isle of Wight County Press
Fun day out ends in a donkey adoption for Ventnor Wellbeing Cafe
VENTNOR Wellbeing Cafe is based at the Green Room at Salisbury Gardens, funded by Ventnor Town Council.
a day ago
HuffPost UK
Boris Johnson Tells DUP To 'Roll Up Their Sleeves' And Enter Government With Sinn Fein
The prime minister has also defended a new law which would allow the UK to unilaterally rip up the Northern Ireland Protocol.
an hour ago
Oxford Mail
Oxford named among fastest growing economies in new research - See top 10
Most of the top 10 fastest growing city economies by the end of 2023 will be in the South or East of England, a new report suggests.
21 hours ago
Evening Standard
Buffalo shooting: Ten dead after ‘racially motivated’ attack
The man shot 13 people during the incident in Buffalo
a day ago
Yahoo Celebrity UK
Holly Willoughby in tears over Tamzin Outhwaite head injury in 'Freeze the Fear' under-ice swim
The presenter's husband is Tamzin Outhwaite's cousin.
6 hours ago
Storyful
Abortion-Rights Protesters March in New York City
Demonstrators turned out in New York City on Saturday, May 14, for one of many rallies taking place nationwide in support of abortion rights.These videos taken by Ben Von Klemperer show protesters marching over the Brooklyn Bridge.The “Bans Off Our Bodies” events were organized by groups including the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), Planned Parenthood Action Fund, UltraViolet, MoveOn, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and the National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL), and took place two weeks after a leaked draft Supreme Court opinion indicated that the court would overturn the landmark Roe v Wade decision of 1973.On May 11, the US Senate voted against advancing the Women’s Health Protection Act, a Democrat-led bill that would bolster abortion rights at a federal level, by 51 to 49. All Republican senators and one Democrat, Sen. Joe Manchin, voted against the bill. Credit: Ben Von Klemperer via Storyful
2 days ago
Bournemouth Echo UK
Hefty court bill for travelling on train without paying £62.30 fare
A MAN from Bournemouth has received a court bill of almost £400 for travelling on a train in London without paying the £62.30 fare.
21 hours ago
The Guardian
‘I miss them every day’: the boy who lost his whole family to an Israeli airstrike
‘I miss them every day’: the boy who lost his whole family to an Israeli airstrike. Omar Abu al-Ouf’s father, mother, brother and sister were all killed in the attack on their apartment building last May
15 hours ago
The Guardian
Labor pledges to get creative industries ‘back on track quickly’ as it announces arts policy
Labor pledges to get creative industries ‘back on track quickly’ as it announces arts policy. Opposition wants to boost Australian content on streaming services but overall policy is light on funding commitments
8 hours ago
The Independent
Missing teenager believed alleged rapist was ‘after her’, sister tells inquest
Maya Pope-Sutherland, 23, said her sister had received messages from her alleged attacker threatening to kill her family.
7 hours ago
Reuters
EU has not yet found agreement on oil embargo against Russia, Borrell says
The European Union has not yet found agreement on a sixth package of sanctions against Russia, its top diplomat Josep Borrell said after a meeting of the bloc's foreign ministers in Brussels on Monday. "Unhappily, it has not been possible to reach an agreement today," Borrell told reporters. He said foreign ministers had decided, however, to provide an additional 500 million euros for arms purchases in support of Kyiv, taking the total sum of money the EU has earmarked for that purpose to 2 billion euros.
2 hours ago
Evening Standard
Pete Doherty claims he’s missing both earlobes and ‘chunks’ from his body after getting into fights
‘I think he just wanted a souvenir,’ the former Babyshambles frontman said of one of the spats that happened during his drug-induced days
3 hours ago
Evening Standard
Heads warn of invigilator shortage for GCSE and A-level exams
Heads say using support staff, teachers and senior leaders to invigilate exams will affect other pupils’ education.
10 hours ago
Evening Standard
OPINION - Tech & Science Daily: North Korea military tackle ‘explosive’ covid outbreak
Plus, Tonga volcano eruption: the biggest atmospheric explosion ever recorded
6 hours ago
Swindon Advertiser
Lancaster Bomber and Supermarine Spitfire to fly over Wiltshire
Two iconic planes used by British forces during World War II will be flying over Swindon in the next month.
2 days ago
PA Media: Video
Ukrainian Eurovision winners Kalush Orchestra say thank you
Ukrainian folk-rap group Kalush Orchestra thank the world after winning the Eurovision Song Contest. The act have been the frontrunners since Russia’s invasion – which prompted organisers to ban the country from competing.
2 days ago

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